The Columbus journal., 1887-10-19
PERSONAL.

city.
Horace Hudson OF Silver Greek was in
town Monday.
&C. Carrig of Platte Center was in
town Monday.
Will Mcpherson of Schuyler was in
the city Saturday.
Alex. Sutherland Of Schuyler was in
the city Thursday.
Henry Carrig and Harry Newman
were at Omaha last week.
G. w. Lehman and daughter Miss
Clara 90 to Des Moines tomorrow.
Rev. J. A. Reed was expected to ar
rive in the city yesterday or today.
Moses Shuman of Corning, La, father
of J. E., arrived in the city Monday.
Will. Walton of Genoa was in the city
yesterday morning on his way to Omaha.
Mrs. Frank Fugard is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Emory Hoisington, of Neigh.
Mr.. Drake of Audubon, Ia, an old
acquaintance Of L. v. Miller, is in the
city.
Iry. Latham came up from Omaha
Saturday and remained in town several
days.
Charley Landers Of Benton was in
town over Sunday visiting relatives and
friends.
Fred Jewell, who had been serving on
the jury, was glad to get to go home
Friday.
Ell. Ives was in the city Saturday.
He says that hay is scarce in his neigh
borhoOd.
Miss Nellie Canavan has returned to
the city from her summers trip to Lead
vile, Colo.
Mrs, Hiram Simonton OF Wichita,
Kansas, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. NJ. Hoag.
Superintendent Duel and Engineer
Blickensderfer of the Union Pacific were
| in town Sunday.
is. Faust of Carthage, Mo-, and an
old acquaintance of L. NJ. Hoag, ID IN
| the city ON business.
We learn that d. I. Clark has returned
from Boone county and goes into the
hotel business at Creston.
"Fatty" Curtis came over from David
City Saturday last and spent the Sab
bath with his numerous friends here.
Frank Stewart has been sick with
typhoid fever for about three weeks
He was reported Monday US improving
The Independent is authority for say
ing that Mr.. Haddox of this city II
thinking of becoming citizen OF Hum
phrey.
| Mrs. j. C. Post (nee Freddie Speice
Of Elwood, Neb., is in the city on visit
to her parents and other relatives ant
friends.
q. w. Kibler came down from Leigh
Wednesday, and during the past weel
has been in the western part OF tn
county.
Mr.. James Cresap and family startet
for Virginia last Friday, having bee,
detained here few days longer thai
they expected to be.
FIG. Dana was at Silver Creek las
week. He says that a great deal NOR
hay than usual has been put up, there
: but the price is only $3.50 at the press
Mr.. Simmons was in the city Monda,
for the first time since his severe illness
He was in again yesterday; thoug
bleached and thin, he says he is improv
ing.
Geo. Rieder and family, formerly G
this place, have lately removed fror
q Council Bluffs to Grand Island. GeOrg
was in town Saturday, looking in hi
O old time vigor.
4 Mrs. VIM. Snider and two yOun
v daughters OF COlfax county, passe
2 through the city Saturday, hOmewar
q bound from a visit to Mrs. Snider
n father, Ben. Reed of Stanton county.
d Mrs. Alonzo Miller and child left tt
2 city yesterday to join Lon, who is {
South Omaha and who expects to el
gage in business there shortly. The
many friends will wish them we'll
their new home.
T. B. Vanalstine went to Norfolk Sa
- urday-going by wagon. He has Il
right to manufacture and sell the Mara
= radiator for Madison county, and g
" poets to do his fellow-countrymen &
we'll as himselD a great service.
<, j. E. Felts, advance agent Of MI
le Matilda Fletcher, was in the city Mo-
day and made arrangements for lectu
g. here by the lady, on Monday evenin
l. Oct. 81. The lecturer is a decided su
sr cess, and the JOURNAL hopes she wi
10 have large audience.
4. D1oal-,n